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How to calculate Planned % and Actual % using weight (Article)

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Shrief El Gendy
Shrief El Gendy

Shrief graduated with a BSc in Civil Engineering from Ain Shams University in Egypt in 2020 and is currently pursuing a master's degree in Construction Management. In 2022, he earned his PMP certification, solidifying his knowledge in project management. With over six years of diverse industry experience, he has cultivated a wide range of skills. Shrief's areas of specialization include creating dynamic Power BI dashboards, developing time schedules, and crafting compelling tender technical proposals.

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    Patricio Andrés Olivares Araya
    April 27, 2024 8:44 pm

    Hello Shrief,

    Thank you very much for the article, its very interesting. May I ask the reason behind using non-labor resource type on your article? Can I use labor units to calculate Planned % and Actual % using weight too?

    Cheers!
    Pat.

  2. Shrief El Gendy
    Shrief El Gendy
    April 28, 2024 6:42 am

    Hi Patricio, happy to hear that you like the article.
    Of course you can use any resource type to add the weight units. The reason behind using non-labor here because we have labor resources already in most of our projects, so we wanted to keep the weight using in another type to avoid confusing when showing column “Total Labor Units”. But you can use any resource type and apply the same concept.

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